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Released in 1994 and featuring cult strings, realistic ethnic instruments, retro stabs and many other sounds, the JV-1080 is both an icon of the 1990s and a powerful contemporary synthesiser.

ARTICLE N° 74697
During the 1990s, the JV-1080 helped shape the sound of R&B, hip-hop and rock, and was used extensively in film and TV scores. Originally designed to imitate acoustic instruments, many of its sounds have become so widespread that they are now part of the collective musical vocabulary. Some say it's the most recorded module in history, but some of today's artists still manage to use its sounds creatively.

In the early 1990s, digital synthesizers totally dominated the market, and rack-mounted models had become very popular in studios and on stage. Advances in digital technology allowed Roland to begin integrating incredible amounts of sound into a single instrument. And by using optional PCM sound cards, users could increase the number of specialist sounds available to them.
  • Roland Cloud JV-1080 (download)
  • A JV-1080 in Plug-In mode
  • Over 1000 waveforms, including the original 448
  • The original 40 MFX types extended to 78 with additional Chorus and Reverb algorithms
  • Double the polyphony of the original
  • Two additional time-varying low-pass filters
  • One LFO per step
  • Extended matrix control functions
  • Full graphical control of parameters, modernising sound creation
  • Supported formats (64-bit only) : VST3 / AU
  • System requirements: from Win8 (64-bit), from Mac OSX 10.13 (64-bit), Intel Core i5 processor, 4 GB RAM, 0.4 GB storage space, Internet connection
  • Product sent in dematerialised form (download)
  • Licence with activation key sent by e-mail
Roland - Roland Cloud JV-1080
Roland - Roland Cloud JV-1080
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